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Newspaper
Hillside Times
Location
Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1952
Page
8
During the first six months of 1952 the Municipal Court handled cases in all matters before the court. These included violations of municipal ordinances, County and State motor vehicle violations, offenses under the dis orderly persons act and the Crimes Act.
Atlantic Refining Company sues in Superior Court Trenton to overturn denial of a Route 29 service station permit. The case targets Charles Hanson building inspector for denying the permit two days before a township ordinance moved gas station approval to the Township Committee. The action argues the site is zoned for this business and Hanson acted under committee orders. Public testimony supported the station. one resident opposed.
A Hillside driven effort forms a scholarship fund with a $1,000 gift from the Dads' Booster Club and pledges from many local leaders including Harry A Cooper and Commissioner Henry Goldhor. The drive pools notable business, legal, and civic figures such as Robert Crane J Raymond Eifte Theodore Levy and others to support independent funds for students.
Gold Heads Kenny Drive In Hillside Not Gold at 229 Fitzpatrick Street volunteers as community chairman for the 1952 Sister Elizabeth Kenny Foundation fund appeal in New Jersey. He urges support noting Kenny Institute near Jersey City Medical Center and the need for public contributions to cover treatment and therapist training costs.
Two men were slightly injured near noon when an automobile and a panel truck collided at the intersection of Long avenue and Avy street. Anthony Carlin, 33, of Newark, a passenger in the Ed ward Poniatowski car, and Frank G. Harrison, 19, of 289 Hillside avenue, driver of the Maple Leaf Liquors truck, were treated and released.
Je Bradley will deliver the keynote address at the unveiling of a bronze statue honoring a 1,307 employee of the Pennsylvania Railroad who died in World War II. The ceremony begins 4 p.m. daylight time Sunday August 10 at Pennsylvania Station concourse, 30th Street, Philadelphia. Also commemorated is John Joseph Shea, son of Timothy J. and Mrs. Shea of 1501 Hiawatha Avenue.
Oswego resident Ald Johnson told police that rear truck lights were left on. Kasmiryk, checked for possible drunken driving, was deemed fit to drive. His car was towed.
Goldie Scarr recounts joining the Le Moignes in Pont lAbbe Brittany. She describes arranging a stay after a promising contact, packing in a hurry, and the warm days with the Le Moignes from late June to early July. She notes the Breton setting, family life, and shared meals including a July 4 visit to Quimper and Kerfede dinners.
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